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SATURDAY MOIWIXn, APRIL 8, 1SB5
TP. Plthrr, J. J.KnowHini ACo., anil
W. II. Tnb)-, advertising aRcent for Han
FrantWro, Val.
K. K. Phlpiit, nitTttUilUK Rtnt Tor
SSaaramciilo, I'nl.
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T.lit of Agents for ttio Ornjov Scvrixm,
K. F. Rnrarll. general agent for Oregon,,
and Idaho Territory.
I.. P. Fisher San Francisco Cal.
J.J. Kncwtton A Co do do.
Thomas Darin, Applcsatc. Ogn.
FT. 11. Hill Wllbcr Hi
F. G.Wrdsoye, Hock 1'olnt ilo
Thomas Croxton Croitona Dlffslns do
rTtn. Snleer, Jump-Off-Jo do
Gov. Glbbs Portland do
D. M. Thompson, Albany do
TT.M.Krant Vlthousa do
TtaomasCarr do ilo
Thomas F. Floyd Kerbyvlllo do
I. W. Sawyer , j0
D. V. Anderson rhocntx do
D.M.C.Gaull J ,.
A. Ireland Myrtle Creek do
Oeo. T.. Dean, rllcnltir do
Theodrio Cameron Union Town do
Jeme Ij. Watson Koscburg do
WssHatlleHantcr Rogue Itlver do
h.W.Sulllns Fort KUnuth do
Bluger Herman, of Ganyonvlllc.go ncral
Agent for Douglas County.
i m c :omi- urtrrc
Wahtkd. IJ. F. Dowcll desire to e,m
ploy some young gooil Union man to edit
this paper, lie wishes one that has but
fow eajemles to pnnleh.
How Lane, T'Vnult, ."llulotio,
Fay, miller, or any Traitor
May bo Received Into the
Union Pnrty.
From last weeks Domlllan wc perceive
that '("Vault has been formally admitted
to the African Church and received the
rite of confirmation from the baud of Dish
p Powell. Thereupon 'OH Vlrglcny"
take up the cudgel in hit dtfturc.
lie baa gone orer to the Abs., body and
a we were going to lay soul, but on re
flection, wa think it cxtrcmly donbifel
whether be possesses that immortal essence
which will a fiord him n hope of n hereaf
ter. The Democracy sincerely
thank God that he bai gone. Htpciltr.
As an attorney, wo claim the rljlit and
privilege to ilifcml the legal or equitable
rlghti of I 'Vault for the legitimate honors
and profits of an attorney. As a public
journalist, we believe it our duty to correct
false impressions, errors and slanders
against even a murderer or rebel in arms
.against the Uulletl Stairs, aud to show up
those who willfully and maliciously slan
der a political rival. Put still, sic protest
against receiving T'Vnult, or any other
secession slanderer, into the Afiican or
Union church, without reparation, or re
pentance. Ilonercr, wc have an abiding
faith in the doclrlno of repentance and for
givcuess of sins in politics, as will as in re
ligion. If we were clearly saliifkd that
T'Vault had repented of his past trans
gressions, we would welcome him into thu
great family of the Union patty, though
wo should require more lhan common or
ordinary es Hence of his rrprntsncu and
.conversion to the African faith; more lhan
tho dictum of the (Tpoifrr, or the assertions
of Fay, T'Vault and Mslona combined.
JJclog the only Union journalist south
f the Calipooia Mountaiur, we accept thu
office of liisbop, and claim that Joseph
Lane, T'Vuult, Malone, Fay and Miller
aro all within our diocese, ouel under our
special charge. Wc hare been well ac
quainted with each and all of their spirit
ual, moral and political characters for the
last thirteen or fourteen years, and wc
boldly proclaim lo the Union party that
they are all tcceislooitls, and unworthy
to btloag to any church or party except
Jeff Darin'. Ksch anJ all of them desire
the lucccss of the Southern Confederacy.
We would not be willing to receive any of
them into the Union party until at least
six months after they had taken and sub
scribed the following oath:
I slncerly promise and solemnly swear,
that I will not make nicked and vile seces
sion speeches, liko Lane did in tho Seuate
i ef the United States, on the 19th of Do-
etmber, 1860, and on the 2d of March,
1861; that I do not desire, liko T'Vault
M in 1862 and still desires to bold
a hib position in a Pacific Republic; that
(I will Dt publish a newspaper to encour
age sedltio.N, treason, or to assist in build
it up Pav'ifio Republic, lika T'Vault
Hi from November 1862 to December
1M4; that I will no.'- print and publish ar-
'tick calculated to enepwage rebellion and
treMOD, under the sacred iHM of Union,
u MakNse did in 1861 and .1862, in the
Corvallii Union; that no party L'rjIllBg or
i party hUaaery shall ever Induce oiXcom-
-sstll bw te write anything like, or in inii'.'a-
Um 9t, the following, which Malone wrote'
' tad NSllaSMd about Senator larding, on
the 27th of Deoewber, 1802; Bat or-the
"fettrta tosUelTenra'a aad Parson Wily 'a
;pty; wM it Mt befell to let the job
out to "Poll 1166k lieu," os his experience
qualifies him for ull'tucli jelist Ik ex.
cceds even Simon Cameron nt It. If
Abraham would only entrust htm with tho
mlsston or stealing Jeff-Jaml the Cotifcder
acy Into tho Union, it would bo a more
ccouoraleal plan than crei) freeing the nig
gus. Ilo atokd the putty licadid Repub
licans in the last Legislature, n.i well ns the
poll books, and wo don't sco why ho might
not be entrusted with the mission of steal
ing the "conservative lit publicans" to
form Itush'n new party. If they cun't suc
ceed in this, they'll likely pluck uftjflront-
cry sufficient by nnd by to call themselves
Democrats. At present tlic thing is n lit
tic too barefaced.
That I will not go around over tho coun
try collecting money and pretending that
I am going to start a dally newspaper nt
Portland, and still nevrr start It, like Mo
bile did In lSC.'l; that I will never again
try to reward such n man for Ids wicked
ness, by furnishing him with another press,
I like Fay and Miller did when they install-
id .Malone as editor oi mo ntpornr, mm
I will not ajain cause a subscription list
to be circulated to form n company to buy
n press and type, and get the monry and
still fraudulently tako the bill of sale in
my own name, like Miller did in taking n
bill ol snle from Mr. Pomcroy for the ma
terials belonging to the Iltpoittr, and that
I will not bring n suit thereon ut law to de
prive an assignee of some of my partners
of his equitable rights, like Miller and Fay
did when they sned T'Vnult for the pur
pose of rewarding Malonc for hlj treason
able articles, which he published in the
columns of the Carallit Union.
Finally, I sincerely promise and solemn
ly swear, that I will not hypocritically go
around tho county making sporchts, pre
tci.dlng to rncourogu enlistments, nnd still
privately tell bad nnd gocd men on the
streets that I luxe always been, nnd I am
still, in favor of the recognition of the
Southern Confederacy, like Fay has done
in this county, cud in tl.o presence of God
and his holy angels, I declare I will r.tvcr
try to filch what little is lift of the good
natno ofnny brother secessionist, modern
Democrat or traitor, which will not -enrich
me," but which will make him "pew in
deed;" nor, llko Fay. accuse any manor
tho Infamous crime of perjury who has
bcin nrqiilttul by ns high minded and hon
orable n jury as the folloniug, which ac
quitted Col. T'VauIl:
Thomas Ilnnwood, Aaron Chamber?.
IiCti Pinklmm,
Eli tv. Anderson,
James I.ws,ou,
Peter K. Miller,
William Itybec.
I also sincerely
Mllra F. Alcorn,
Hugh F. Darren,
James Kllgorr.
Hurrell II. driflin,
Thomas X. Clark.
promlfo and solemnly
swear, that I will support, protect and de
find the constitution nnd government of
thu United States, against all enemies,
w,r(icr foreign or domestic, nnd that I
will bear (rue faith, allegiance and loyalty
to the same, any ordinance, resolution or
law of any State convention or legislature
to tho contrary, notwithstanding, and fur
thvr, that I do this with a full determina
tion, pledge and purpose, without any
mental reservation or evasion whatsoever;
uml further, that I will will and faithfully
perform nil the duties which may be re
quired of me by law, so help mo God.
Tho last paragraph or this oath is our
statutatory oath, and it will do very well for
the common and ordinary trnitors from tho
south, but such wicked pollllcul r-firnd.'rs
ns Push, Lane, T'Vault, Malone. Fay and
Miller should never bu received into full
fellowship In the Union parly, or African
church, by taking the common c-atli of ol
Icglaiico prescribed by thu Oregon Legis
lature, or in the President' proclamation,
brcauso ilicy freely take this part of the
oath nnd then construe it nway and wholly
disregard the spirit and meaning of the ob
ligation. To blad such men the oath
must be more specific; but if T'Vanlt, or
any of the tyro, will take and subscrlbo
the forrgoing ob'igation, wo will then re -
celvothimon probation lor six months,
llko llio Methodist Church; and If they
sin no more, then tho Bishop will receive
them into full fellowship in tho Union
Church. We will allow them lo roto with
ns, and n juice with us over futnro glorious
Union victories, ns we did a few days ago
orer thu capture of Richmond.
Fay, T'Vault & Co. aro all as mean as
Jiiii, who slandered tho peoplo of South
ern Oregon, then had tho impudence, at tlio
commencement of tho war, to join (he
Union party; and who shamefully deserted
their ranks at the most critical hour during
the whole war.
From the best information we have,
there is no diflereneo in political sentiment
or moral elepravily between Indian sympa
thizing Rush, General Lane, Col. T'Vault,
Reporter Malone, editor Fay and litigating
Miller. They have all served in tho ranks
of Secesslou, treason, and the Pevil to
long and devotedly that wo have but little
hope of either of them ever becoming
worthy to belong to tho Union party, Ihe
African church, or any Church of Christ;
but as a Pishop of necessity, we will labor
to keep the temptations Incident to office
beyond their reach, and hope to save their
necks from Ibo bailer; and we will try to
wve their souls from eternal damnation.
John Q, Van Dvkk has been appointed
deputy provost marshal of the first subdi
vision of the District of Oregon, by Cant.
T. M. Kecler, subject to tho apprroral of
the .irovost marshal general.
r i. I, i , i
As werc going to press tho telegraph
repli MofrUe captured.
.
The nnnouneaments of ll. telegraph tills
,- r-.-.l.. l.tf P.rtimnnd.
wcck uil- jivnt.!, iuiiwi... r i
thu fortified Capital ol the humiiug t,on
fsderacy. has fallen f It Juice, ye patriotic,
rejoice 11 for the bloody revolt topples to
it.-t fall. Mourn, ye rebel symputiiwrs,
mourn, for your secret wlshcj, and your
unexpressed hopes ore fust being disap
pointed. Judged by tho logic of events,
"Old John lirown's soul U iiwchlng on,"
or ir that is not so, Grant' and Sherman's
armies surely are. ut, shout I wc arc
gaining ground, and tho rebel kingdom U
tumbling down. Glory, hilleluj ill I
"You can't cinqncr the South" well wo
don't want to; but can and m?au to con
quer the rebel armies in tho South. And.
thank God, the Gnverntmmt Is fast accom
plishing the overlhrowV these rebel arm
ies. Despilic powerterrorism la what
has heretofore held the masses o( Ilia South
cm people In an attitude ornppirent oppo
sltlnn to the Government. Ilcmovo this
terrorism, and the people nt onci show
their affection for thu old fliir.aml tho Gov
crnmrnl of their fathers. Sueli was Un
case in Ilichmond, nnd such has been the
caso wherever the Jinlon armivJ have
marched through tho South. The day of
jubilee Is at hand the day when "liberty
and Union" will become thu united senti
ment of tho American poople.
Mnnuwt. Aiivbrtisi.no. Nn small da
gree of horror is exhibited by tlioje pby
siclans priding themjelves on their profiss
lonal rtspecjability, when n nn'inber of the
brotherhood, in good moral standing noti
fies the public that ho attends to any par
ticular branch of practice. And, with a
view ol preventing derelictions of that hein
ous kind, m thoiia;li it were n crimJ with
out penalty various resolves and lo
l.iws stand upon record In their -mutual
admiratloi'-1 otiiM, Intendisl loact as a
clirck-rtin iipou personal umblllon.
If there is no parallelism Iwtween n
merchant nnd n physicinu, In regard to the
value of advertising, is will be conceded,
without n demurrer, that both dj more by
advertising, Is there any more moral tnr
nltudoiu one cas than In another? Not
a whit, to our apprehensions. Notwith
standing the I row in uml anathema of
many jthyalclans against tho,e who go
cotinlrr to Ihelr behest In ihis particular,
medical advertisers, of u proper kind ami
modest description, of thuw who urr qnal
ij'ted and honenUt, merit tho utctm and
confidence of tlw public.
Who does not renumber hat tho Km
peror Vvspician M-d lo Ids s-ie, Tims, on
a certain occasion, when tlis prince nns lu
want of funds.
With an obstinacy worthy of a better
cause, the MclhodUis of ICngland rcistil
every proposition to Introduco r.ioJeru
music into tho'r worshtp, till Mr. Wislcy
di-clnrcd tluf'lho devil had hud ull the
food tuma loug couu0'h," mil then the
wails gave way. .
Dcsldrs doing a vast amount or good,
a physician hopes, and has u Irgul right
to make an tttorl to secure somtihlng fur
old age, nhen he is no longer able to bull
t the storms.
Py glvln; Ids attention to uny one dc
partment, instead of riding cxteusinly
our creation, uud p.Tseribing hurriedly for
every abnormal cond-tion of linuianity, en
upology is fcund for mlverliilng, nhich
neither compromise the physician, or his
own rcspcctibillly. In thu first position
ho gets nothing, In tho h-cdiJ, sona-ihiu.'.
Kmplrles art ns wise at cerponts, In
galliering up mora riches nh a bogus pill
In two years, than half the respectable phy
sic mis acquire in a half century and It is
accomplished by advertising. Though
wlso as serpents, wo rc;ret to decbre,tbey
ore not ns hurmlus us doves.
W have been ltd tomakolhtse reinarki
nitli especial reference to un adverttamtnt
,of Dr. 0. W. Moork, in another column,
who we aro happy to siy, is nn honorable
1 exception lo that class of empirics, wh.
heretofore liavo monopolised the trealme-nl
of u larger proportion of tho mot gravn
, maladies to which human llrsli is heir, and,
by their incompetency, dUgraccd a
uoble
and Gud-like profession.
Dii. Moons is prccminsntly qualified,
possessiog all the attributes of u physician,
gentleman aud n schohr, and we uiilit'jiU
tlngly recommend him to the confidence ol
tho public,
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH,
ncroiiTCo Kxci.vstviti.r sou ths jkntuki..
Washington, 23th. Richmond Kxam
neroriha 27tb, contains tho following:
Puslirod, Johnson nnd Gordon stormeil Ihe
enemy's breastworks on our left, capturing
.100 prisoners, including McLaughlin uud
other officers. Tho fight wus terrific, both
sides losing heavily. Gen Terry wus bsd
ly wounded. The enemy mar-seel tlujr ar
tillery nnd pouted a heavy flro on our
ranks, which caused our troops to fall back
to their original pojitlou. The Yankee
General Warren was reported killed.
Information from City Point, of the 29th,
aays: Picket firing waa kept up last night
along the line. The killed on both (idea
were exchanged, tho enemy showing mora
courtesy than heretofore. The following
are the essential points in thu general or
der o(.yesterday: To tho Army The en
cuiy, with temerity for which ho has paid
dearly, massed his forces and succeeded,
through reprehensible want of dilllgenceon
the part or the 3d brigade, 1st division,
9lb corps, in breaking through our lines,
.. .i in i j jim i '' '"'rl
(ml ,ie Rllout 0.1 division of the W corpi
n... ..I.I. itin i-llffffV ntlll Skilled MIS'
The pnrnpv im-"-""1 - -v
ingciucr u II - .
1.,w.1lv Gen. Ilartsuus tingaw, .i.
.- . , i. ..ll.
r mnlml the dlMilcr. nnd the enemy
were drln.ii rom rl ml ou,r n"
with heavy low, tawing dgbt battle Hags
and 1,000 prlsouiw In our hands. I he re
suit or the dsy was the defeat or ll.eene.nr
and the capture or a strongly entrenched
picket line, thscjpturc of 1 0 battle IUri
and 'J,.'.0O prisoners. The Lieut. Genera
commanding congratulate the nrmy.nnd
jays it li-MM two leasotis-one. tlwt no rot
tlflcatlons, I.oovcr strong, will pro
tect an army fiotn an Intrepid and decisive
foe unlesi vigilantly guurded) tho other,
that disaster nnd misfortune aro not Irre
parable where energy and bravery aro ills
played with o determination to recover
what was lost, and to promptly nutne
the offensive. Our captmes by thu 1M
corps were -SIC. Tho Hd nnd Cth corp3
piissnl forward and caplund the enemy's
IntrenchinenlH and turned ilia guns against
l.lm. We still bold them. In trying to
retake llicni, battle continued until night
'fim.ni.mv'nlms was heavy. Jlnniphrey
Humphreys
cstlnntcd tho loss of tho enemy In his front
nl three times his own. mid Wright i dou
btelitofourlos. The enemy brought
In it lUg d truw, asking permission to
collect the dead between tho picket line
and main lorllCctlioii, which was granted.
1 nmln receipt of Shamans report or
optratlon from tho time lie lift Fajctts
vlllo up to tho 22J or last month. It shows
hard fighting resulting In scvire loss to the
enemy in killed and wounded, and several
thousand prisoners. Ho inyj ids own loss
would lie covered by two thousand I'm
hundred men, since he left Savunnah, many
of them b it slightly wounded.
Siguid 0"-
Dates from Kuropc says Hie lndon
Tlitiot reviews the t'residi-nt'.i Inaugural,
aud says it reveals tt disposition and opin
ion much more clearly than many mhos
ooinposilloiH which preceded from h! prid
ccujom. ThuTiniM admits lint he full-
' fjj duties, which Destiny imposed upon
I ,,Ui tvilli ilrranesi un.1 oonscieiitlousiiCfs.
Ills address uppeara iutcndsd to repnss
moru sanguine expectations among Ilu
.Northern oplc, nnd tn Intimate tint
fresh exertion and ktrvlcAS nre necessary
fer llw attainment of thedr objct.
City l'olnt, April 2.1, 8:20, p. m To
Stanton: At -t:3U to-day, Grunt ti
gruphed as follows: Wo are now up nnd
have a coutiuu-ms line of troops. In a
few hours we will be entrenched horn the
Appomitox, lic'ow Petersburg, to tip riv
er above. The n llu captures since the
fight started will not amount lo less lhan
12,000 men, aud probslily fifty pieces of
artillery. 1 don't kaow the number necu
r.ite-ly. A poillon of IVttr' division ol
the 2 l!h corps made n gallant (.barge th
j afternoon, and cspturrd n very important
fort from tho ciie-my, with the mtire garri
son. Sigurd) I.I.NU0I.N.
A coatier has Just firmed friun.Sht'itdiu
with tho stirring news that Warnu'a in
fautry udrauccd up in the enemy this even
lug, capturing about four thousand prhon
ers and several pieces of nitillcry. The
rebels retreated to their works whleh were
Qaiikcd by n pirt of tho full corps, which
passed down White Oak losd. Thu rub
els then recreated south ulong tho White
Oak roinl, vigorously pursued by Slk'ridan,
while McKenzIi'i cavalry from tin1 army
of the Jame, ndvaiicrd on thu Ford road,
and when the messenger left itasonly llnec
miles from It. The last great line of rail
road which the rebels have to supply the
capital aud Uv'a uray is about incil up.
Oaiinoiiuding is now going nn ut Ihe mi
ter of the line held by tho left of the Cth
corps.
Hi-adquartcr'aarmy Potomie, 1st. Thu
greater portion of this army has tint been
engaged to day. It hs occupied works on
new line, un-l been repiiring tho roadc.
The I itc rains rendmdcJ it impoisiblo lo
novo a wagon train ns fast ns ihe troops
udvanced. One train tout; four'.n'u hours
to move fivo miles, with thu assistance of
u tliO'isjnd men,
Toronto, April 2d. A dispatch from
Montreal sajs: The money voted by Par
liament lias been paid to tho St. Alban
banks.
New York, 1st. Major Frank Pop?,
assistant Engineer of ll'ilkley'n overland
telegraph expedition to Russian Amerca,
leaves this port on Monday, April .'M.for
Sitka, where ho will join Coloned IJulkey.
New Orleans dates lo iho 25tli base
been received. Fort Gaines letters of the
20th statu that transports and guuboatfi
ncro busily lauding troops on thu cutt side
of Mobilo bay.
Tho Herald's correspondent in front cf
Mobile, under' dale or the 23.1, buys J.
Smith's lClh corps, accompanied by Gen.
Cunby on I staff, that day arrived at Dan
by's Mills, on Fish River, south east side of
Mobile bay and ten miles from It, aed 2C
miles from Mobile. The 13th corps, un
der Gen, Granger, was expected lo meet
tholCtli corps at Panhy's Mills, during
the evening or tho 23d. Firing in the di
rectlen or Mobilo was heard for 2 1 hours
previous to tho 23d, and was supposed to
be the Monitors engaging the sboro butter,
ies.
New York, 2d.-The Commercial'
special dispatch says it is believed that
the war is over, and an uoJerstaudlng to
that effect exists. The programmo of
Grant provides for all possible conlingen
cies. He anticipated Ihe evacuation of
it .. .. IIS
Third Dfii Kcport found, suppoard to
hnvo bron fowardcil by Judge. P. M.
UUder, Fq., of Kngcno City, to IJ. F.
Dowdl, who llM l(,,t one7
IWC.2.2..iocl.
At tlio residence of Amos Jllncln Flue,
nix. April 2d, lfifif.. by v. J. W Mli'er,
Mr. Fkankms M. MnmiAN, nnd Miss Sa
iiAii J. Siiitii, nil or Jackson county, Ore-K"-
NKW TO-PAY.
WANTED IMMDIATELY
TWENTY FIVE OR TIIIETIHEN
l-'rom Jackson county, to fill up I'apt.
Fullertnn' company ol cavalry. Resides
Ihe re-gulur pay, clothing and board, tin
following federal bnuuticM tire offend :
Thow enlisting fur one ycur will receive
u bounty or 0100; lhe.se enlisting for two
scnri. S200: those for three years, S3UI);
uud jl50, State botrity, In coin. Tlnc
whhinjf to enlist, cm npply to l.leiilun
uut P. 0. Underwood, Dr. Ij S Thomp
fO.i.or the undcroigued. in Jacksonville.
n!,alf JjM-su'rroN
GrlOZ3LOOO
"TsTII.l, stiind this season ut my stable,
Y T live mileH cut of Jacksonville, nil
the slate road. Season conuii'iicing April
1st and ending July 1st. Terms "ingle
trvKv, 813, elue xlicn service is rtiulerul ;
SMiin. 820, at llctf tlnso ol Ihe M-nsmi. A
ctubufllie mares will bu wvcel fur 8101)
The above rates to be paid in coin.
(ilenco mis aintl by J. I. Wcltli'a
Uirlfiiiin.dani by Timo'eon. gr.itid'iin by
lllack Whip, and Im by Itlwd' Whip, l.o
by Imported Whip.
PKf UUKi: OP Kll-'LZHIA?;.
ltifltiii.il was liied b) JuIiii Cooper ed
Fayetto County, Kentucky, was gut by
iinjj'irtiil Hf ncno, liin el.un wusbv RiHlolph,
grawiam 1) itt- rlly by Sum iter: gn-ut gran
dim was liy Importi-il lluiiird, greal grcut
graudaiu was bv J. inns.
JOHNS. lir.KlHN.
Application to soil ."STucal
Mstavo.
N tho County (' irt. of ihe Ktntii of Ore
J. l'oii. lor th couuty uf .lacKsuu,
ptll
term, IBCfii
In tho matter of the estate of J J
Holman.
dtcvustd.
Notice h hrrrhy givui, tint Iletiuaii
Helms, I'uiillo Ailuiiiiistialor, li.tsliud In
petition far an orihr to soil th; iuu-rt-i-l of
the iK-conml, in u certain nmirir. bilge,
huonii as the"ll)ilnun letlge.' All per-i-ons
ivteristed in . rslaU, ure rupiirul
to bj utitl appear in said Court, on the first
diy ofllie Miy li-im. next ensuing, and
rlmw cause, If any, why thv jvtiyer of tin
pjilli'in should not !) ttrantid.
Py uieh-r of lion J. C Ti.ii.nn. County
Judur. W.M. HOt-T.MA N. C.'eik.
apHv Ajiril 8 h, lUi.V
riiujl Caottlojucac.
IN the Couuty Court nf the Stale of
Oregon, for the county or Jucksun,
April term. 186).
In tho waller or the citato or John Mutter,
elea'uxil.
Notice is hereby given, tint Kmerenn
II Gore, Admlnu-traior, Imvlng Ulid Iik
final uccuuiit and prtiliuu for final settle
ment uf tatd e-M.iti-. it wus nidt-ri-d by the
court, tlpit Wiilmttlay, tin .'!.l el.ij of May
next, brelesigniled lurruid final Kllleinent
lly order of Hon. J. 0. Toluun. Couuty
Judge. WM.HOri'MAN.CIeik.
up8wl Apill8ili lHlt."!.
2-innl Sottlcmont.
IN tho County Court, of the Slate or
Oregon, for tho tounly of Jutksun, April
term, 18C5. '
In thu matter of the eslnto of James Wiles,
dee'd.
Notice is hereby given, that John Gal
pln.iidm'r, LavligfiUd his iliul account
and petition lor linil settlement or said es
tate, il was. 01 dried by the Court, llnl
We.lntrd.iy. thu 3.1 eUy or May next, be
dvrlgiialtd for said final selt'eiuent.
lly order ol Hon. J C. Tolniir. Countr
Ju.lge. WM. HOFFMAN. C.erk.
n'8a'-t April 8lh, IBSS.
TTt. C. W. MOOHJ3S
Medical and Surgical Institute,
tim;u:iitiAi. hTititisT,
A few doors below Kearny, SAN FRAN
CISCO, ATTKNDIXa aMl KssiUKNTl'liyscUN,
U. W. IIOORE, HI. D.
halo Surgeon U. S. A., Quarantlno Physi
cian at New Orleans and Huston, Lt elurer
ob Morbid Anatomy nnd DIm-iucs of V
men and Children, Member pr tho Massa-chusettsMe-dlcal
Society, etc. etc.
Dlt. MOOIIE WOULD ItESPinTFUhhV
Inrorm tho lVopIu of Calllornla that he
has established an Institute for tho
CURE OP DISEASES,
Whether Acculo or Chronic.
AT NO. Oil COSIMKHUIAT. NTItUKT,
A few doors below Kearny,
Whero be may bo consulted at all hour?.
Dioeases of the, Uterine Fu notions,
characu.lzed hy IneguUr, .uppfeSJS or
painful menstruation, pain In tho sides aud
hack, sensation or weight In Iho pe-lvW.ulo,:
reryous Headache ; Leucorihoca or whites
wo treated on sclentlflo pilnciples aud a
permanent euro effected,
or remale whether recent or tUiouo, ar
vn,Tl wUl a!1,tue''lll end appllince,
which modern oclence bun mado available.
A euro will bo guaranteed in tho tuortssl
f.r,lbluvn,rnn,a " ths raost reasoable
terms, bu noxious drug aro used, and a
few daya only aio required to effect a per
manent cure. '
Nervous Affections, tush as Neuralgia,
Ilichmond nnd J'tfleriuntR. ""- "
find 1.1-s retreat cut off. Urant, Sheridan.
Tlionn. Shcrnwin ami HuU-ock arc clos
log around thii frjgmciitiorHi''relel nfiny.
Teslciday evcnlii?, Mr. Unbcoclt
closed liis 8tli nnd last term of achool in
llio Jnci-oovlllo illslricl. He hna lieen
traoliing lirro rnnic two ycar. during
which time ho has given genre nil salisfac
Hon both to pntcnlsi sitisl children, and
wc feel assured that his loss to this dii
trict will tic much regretted.
I'i.rnlysKOIthllnes..I)rnneMofVbw
will receive ospeolnPnltcnllon" "T
cmnelatlon nnd debility. nZ "iffir.
lain nnd immlling ffmcdlt M S5-
Hi. n Mrrillil lu.m.... .1 K'V tSSffi
healthy tone to tliv system, by wTO'M
blood, rcmihillnir tho leerotlou 3h,,
Bl'J
"J frlv
vif;tiui.u tuuviiHi JiOWCrl
k BttrRical Oparatloiw, of wbifcr,. ,.
tnru, iierlonneij solenlinciilfy, and tk. M
limit iioardnl nt the InstllutV tL JlJ1'
will Rimranteo lo cure Hernia (es kwtf
of tho worrit kind In three week! L '
mod of operullng. Ovarian Towmi"?
ratal to remale, will bo mttSi' "
moved. ' '
Twenty years' rcshlenca In M..t,
South Amirlta. China nnd Ilia v,.i iai '
tngelhor with his lnrrto Hospital aad ArT'
praellco.hiisghnn the Doctor b.1hiiUm
poiscs'rd hy row, and his reraatkaU. ri!J
oss warrants n promlo of eiTftttiii .!.
Hid Amitomleal I'lntc. f-xhlhlUos U,,u
of thu Hitman System npd tlio dlSVrit ,u
kos or disease, aro tho mot compUt, I ,
thn coast, while hire experlenco as ic,i
or enables him lo pxnlaln lo bl ptlsi., .,
particulars of their disease. No mjitr. i!
made of dlsi'nso ur the mode oftrMiJL,
but Ihe patient U instructed In al Tf
pertains to his case. '
.Mi-illclni wllh lull directions, srin i,.
sent t J any part of the Blato, on receipt cf
latter describing tho symptomi.
An Inflniary In connected with IheesttV
Itshmenl. where patients, who ilfalre. u,,
receive hoard nnd cntilnnt ntlrrtllon darta
their slcknff-. Ihiiinvoldlrg the tncoareat
enco of a hotnl. Kind nndnttentlvt rHrw
will In omploved. nnd no msans will tn left
ii'itrled to rIvo full sitbfncllon.
Thu Doctor's npartments aro the tt
rommodloii' and bt arranged In Ins cto
mil patl'iits tniy relv on tho strttteit tri
vncy. GmtnliMtmt free.
TO TIIIJ I.AJIir.S. '
I.ndle ntferliiK from nny of tho InJmt.
lies p-cullnr lo tho sex will find the Doctor I
n tafe conlld'-nt nnd scientific phyiWu.
in w irciiimcii 01 ru npresnons am) tU4
red disease", ho la without an equal, ti
hndtrs may feel ncmn el that the will n
echo tho mnl delicate and centlrmuli
treatment, nnd secure n prompt relief fan
Ihlr troubles. Prlvatn imartmeats. iii
female nurses, for thoie si bo dlre tbta.
TO C'OltmI'D.MlKXT.
Pnrltcis li Ihe country, who msydfrrs
to conmli the Doctor, can do in tYr kitrr.
laud vclvc In rtiturn a full drrtrlptha if
their Mtwn nnei ' menis or ta. AH
enmniunloatliin w'll l held strietlj enrij.
d'-ntlnl ami lh h'tlcn returned, if iMrcJ.
Med'clm k will lr sent reeurely. Ittrrs,t
r eclvenn nusner. ihould bu accoifialt-l
by an Hxprv" envelope
('oiMilllnllniit Vf
.III le'l-m imist lo mt.lr'S d in
on. c. y. nioour..
till CoimmicUt St.
npfmll ias rnaxasoa.
AT TIIK
! BcnptSicl Uouse, 3Ioy Third,
S,.r-v ,A,. -S'S
- c"r k-' i fX jl" i
AT Ihe aliovo nnmesl lira- and plsfirt'
ii id-T'tomil iwpeelfully Inviirt Us
piilil e at lerv-i- to die blm a call aiel
Im' prMinrnl "' welcome t'im nltli isswj
IdMi of r'i "il cliff r " and liopfs lo ItteAt
i'ee.iMnil int-et With such weerw, smIi'I
ciiiK- one and nil ! r fer In It a llis-JIn-
nest or all thv ilcrry X'ay ndts."
It. IIKNIWICT.
February, Win. Imk j"B''
OTotico of H'inal Scttlomcnt
TN the Count C"irty or Jackson Cousi.
i March 'lerm, l . ,,,- ir Ver-
hi Iho matUiol the c til" orW.H-"
ntt, deceuml.
Notlco Is h. icby giv ii that Jol"J '
ailiuiniUralor of said clnt . ha- CM W"
nal e-ihlhlt uud petition fur tlaal U.IW"
of raid eslietei ; and that Widiiitdsj,"
I raid eslutei ; una inai Hiunii)i',.
ay or April i-nmlng. has iK-en '"
alii Dual settlement, with the salJ sia
da
Hill
Ilv order of Hon. J. 0. Tilin.
Ml, rf. v ".T'ni.V
Juili;-
iliioa tun MWi
SffOticc to S'hinlSottlosW1
IN tho County Court. Jkseri C'J-
1 March Trm. I8G3. ..(l.i,iEriiJ.
lu thu iiMitir of tho estate of Jilcbsel v !
llfCCltsOll l
Nutlcul hereby glien. that p1" ,
Goie, ttdniluUtruior ofMld '1W,, til
of said t it : and that iTiduewty. " Jfrf 1
.i r i...n ' I... i. .. lu-en set aysi""
l.lu a1.II.I ....1 ..MM,itl inr iiui - . .A
day of April eni.ilng. h.o "',&.
turn iiu.iKtiimeni wiui '"---- ,.,
lly Older or Hon. J. &"Ra&'
Judge . . WM. llOFFMAN.Cte"
THE AMERIOANllONFUCT.
.Marcii inn. ihuo
A LL thow who wbh lo obtain a eon
A uud thorough Jtuoiiledged , of e
ot our governmenti wltn tx ",&'
double, should uu.crlln) ror "
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eldenU aud lemlt?. Tlmwlhor eossis
nt tho Ibiinallon ot our """" ijn f
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tlroiiiodor our iiutlinal. "'.TUi
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bleb must soon bo laid akhle ' w
ten. Tho first volume has. neatly'
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